Bryan Birthday Address Sparks Call for Democratic Reform
Chicago March 19 10010 William J Bryan celebrated his forty eighth birthday delivering a national policy speech at the Seventh Regiment Armory before about 10000 at the Bryan league event Carter Harrison introduced the speaker praising the forum for free view on issues likely to appear at the conventions Bryan argued the Democratic party offers hope of reform opposing corporate influence and criticizing Roosevelt Taft and Hughes while praising widespread reformist aims and the party's readiness to act.
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Morning Journal
Wire
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Seventh Regiment
Bryan
Roosevelt
Hughes
Taft
Democratic Party
Carter H. Harrison
Bryan League
Iter
Hile
R Publican Party
Republican Party
Lalollette
Rooseveld
Public Warnings Overshadow Stockholder Safety Remedies
The excerpt criticizes officials who devote more effort to warning the public about injustices to stockholders than to creating solutions that protect the public from explosions and related hazards. It highlights a prioritization issue in safeguarding against industrial risks.
Cimarron Lodge 15 Revived After 30 Years
The Cimarron A F and A M lodge plans installation by territory grand lodge officers signaling growth in northern New Mexico. First chartered in 1871 under Missouri jurisdiction, Cimarron’s lodge waned and regained prominence as the town again grows as a mining center.
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Masonic Fraternity of
New Mexico
Cimarron
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Hur
Clron Prime
Hour Grand Lodge
Low Mexion Granch Lodge
French opinion of Roosevelt says he is a patriot and world politician
Andre Tardieu reports Roosevelt defends reforms while opposing socialism and anarchy. The president calls his crusade against wrong a conservative effort and argues U S politics are world politics. Roosevelt discusses future navy plans and the need to show American power abroad. Emperor Francis Joseph's condition is stable after recent illness and weather delays caution.
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Roosevelt
Andre Tardieu
America
Mr. Tardien
Plurwra
Tardieu
Roose- Velt
Wall Street
Judas Iscariot
Repeever
United States
Hawaii
Austria
Europe
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Tennis Tournament for 1908 Announced by U S National Association
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association announced the 1908 lawn tennis season with national championships starting at Newport Rhode Island on August 18. Key events include intermountain, pacific states, and regional championships scheduled across Utah California Oregon and Colorado with singles doubles and mixed events for men and women.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tenure Association
Newport
R i
Crescent Athletic Club
Intermountain L. Taxepee
Lake City
Utah
Pacific States Lawn Tennis Association
San Francisco
Cail
Oregon
Multtomnah Amateur Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club
Tacoma
Wash
Pacifie Northa
Sioux City
Nnis
Clu
Ions
Nebraska
Gat
Kansas
Intermountain Leen Tent Association
Salt Lake City
Uriah
Intermountain
Denver Country Club
Colorado
Delmonte
Cal
The I at Every Hand The Oo Spring
Fragmentary OCR hints at a winter or spring season with the phrase I at every hand and oo Spring. no clear event, date, or named entities readable. Further context needed to identify people, place, or organization involved.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Albuquerque
Santa FE
Kansas City
Galveston
EL Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Alme Grande
Nedern
Santa Fe Railway Company
California
Harvey Eating House
Joan Becker
Pie
Ike
THE
Belen Town and Improvement CO
WM. M. Berger
Gimarron Lodge
Masonic Fraternity
Paris Temps
M. Tardieu
Mr Roosevelt
D. m
Puy
Economist
Stolilicene
Republican
Territorial
Silver City, N. M
Silver City
T. E Purdy
Fach
F. G. Pratt & CO
South Scond
A. J. Morelli
the Morning Journal
W. L. Trimble & Company
North Second Street
Bennett Curio Company
North First Street
Paris
London
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